
56 organisations demand Council adopt anti-corruption strategy to secure €420m
Activists warn that delaying the adoption of the document could cost Ukraine over 21 billion hryvnia in international financial aid.

Activists warn that delaying the adoption of the document could cost Ukraine over 21 billion hryvnia in international financial aid.

Criminals offer drivers a way to bypass the official procedure for obtaining desired number combinations. Law enforcement reminded the public how to safely reserve a number via state services and how to recognise signs of fraud.

Norwegian Prime Minister stated that conversation with Russian leader provided grounds to believe Moscow is seriously preparing for upcoming consultations with Kyiv and Washington.

According to the investigation, two lawyers promised the company's head to halt investigative actions in exchange for money.

Błażej Pachołski advises residents of Ocieszyn to stay home during the holiday to avoid risks linked to recent incidents in schools.

Acting Mayor of Zaporizhzhia Regina Kharchenko announced the consideration of a variant for relocating city infrastructure to underground spaces.

Declassified documents reveal appeals regarding Oleksandr Dubinsky and details of Andriy Telizhenko's visa revocation, though a link to sanctions is not proven.

A Ukrainian visitor to the "PIED-DE-POULE" establishment was outraged upon learning that the hairdresser had studied in Russia, but it later emerged that the stylist is a citizen of Belarus.

President Volodymyr Zelensky signed Decree No. 1068/2026, which introduced changes to the composition of the Council on Entrepreneurship Support. The document provides for the exclusion of Iryna Mudra from the list of participants, who previously held the position of Deputy Head of the President's Office. She also lost her position as Deputy Chair of this advisory body.
In addition to the exclusion of one member, the decree added six new representatives to the Council on Entrepreneurship Support. Among them are Economy Minister Oleksandr Kravchenko and heads of companies.
Iryna Mudra was dismissed from the President's Office on 19 August 2026. These personnel changes occurred after searches conducted by the NABU and the SAP, as well as after she was notified of suspicion. The criminal case involves alleged raiding and money laundering.
It is worth noting that the existence of suspicion is not a confirmation of guilt. All circumstances of the case must be established within the framework of the criminal proceedings.
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